Things you can never forget that serve to remind you where we are.
I once drove up from London on a cold Tuesday evening to see us lose to Carlton Palmer's Stockport. I can't recall who was in charge at the time, I definitely wasn't, I even paid for a hotel.
Carlton Palmer's Stockport weren't very good if you recall, however we were worse. The historical significance of watching us lose to Carlton Palmer's Stockport never fades in my memory. We're not there yet...
Posted By: tudders, Jan 17, 10:15:40
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- Just look where we could be though if we spend about £100 million
Posted By: strap_on sally, Jan 17, 12:54:05 - One of the lowest ever viewing figures for ITV digital.
Posted By: APB, Jan 17, 12:50:59 - Was that the game Marshall went to catch the ball and somehow dropped it between his legs?
Posted By: Meh, Jan 17, 11:26:58 - 3Ho wis that any different to losing to Rotherham?
Posted By: mr carra, Jan 17, 11:07:08 - I understand people's disappointment as we've chronically underachieved this year,i wo
Posted By: protheroe fitzgibbon, Jan 17, 11:06:16 - I think I watched that in the Barclay bar.
Posted By: Garry Brooke, Jan 17, 11:01:33 - 3I remember being chilled to the bone at this one
Posted By: wgf500, Jan 17, 10:48:13 - We played a league game on every day of the week that season.
Posted By: Trent_Canary, Jan 17, 10:43:35 - Was on the TV station that went bust.
Posted By: avenging canary, Jan 17, 10:41:54 - Palmer scored as player manager? Mulryne scored a fk if i remember
Posted By: wgf500, Jan 17, 10:39:40 - 7Wasnt that a Thursday?
Posted By: Trent_Canary, Jan 17, 10:36:08 - Imagine Carlton Palmer as manager!
Posted By: paulg, Jan 17, 10:25:37 - 3lowest ebb watching us for me
Posted By: dear prudence, Jan 17, 10:25:27
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